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Amid rising Islamism in Africa, Israel-Senegal ties still flourishing
Jewish Journal
May 7, 2013
Struggling to be heard over a flock of bleating sheep, Israel’s ambassador to Senegal invites a crowd of impoverished Muslims to help themselves to about 100 sacrificial animals that the embassy corralled at a dusty community center here.
For we were strangers
Jewish Journal
March 21, 2013
When I first began taking trips to West Africa while working on my doctorate in African history, I assumed that while there I would keep my Judaism to myself.
Islamist leaders vow unity against Israel
Jewish Journal
November 15, 2012
At a conference that drew a roll-call of the Islamist leaders who have gained influence in the wake of Arab Spring revolts, Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal won a noisy welcome and pledges of support on Thursday.
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